Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 28th of October.
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🏘️ Community
Tribune-Star sports reporter Andy Amey was honored with a dinner and awards on Sunday at Rick's Smokehouse for 55 years of service to the paper.
United Way of the Wabash Valley volunteers helped neighbors remove large household items Saturday as part of Terre Haute’s annual citywide cleanup, with 42 volunteers assisting residents to tidy neighborhoods before cold weather.
🎭 Culture
CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center will host two events in November at the museum (organizers say dates and registration details will be shared soon).
🌲 Environment
This fall is a mast year for local oaks, producing an unusually large crop of black walnuts that residents are finding across yards and streets; columnist Mike Lunsford says the abundance inspired his recent column and his eighth book is due in November.
🏥 Health
Hamilton Center announced it earned the Four-Star designation from the Star Behavioral Health Providers Center after expanding policies, staff training in military culture, veteran and family support groups, and continuous client feedback to improve care for service members, veterans and their families.
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